Cityworx are recruiting on behalf of a client, an established care provider, who are looking for a Registered Manager for a small residential home that supports adults who have learning disabilities.
The Role:
As the CQC Registrered Manager you will be accountable for for everything that happens that happens in the home, including:
- Lead, develop and stretch a small staff team — recruitment, induction, supervision, competency assessment and appraisal.
- Make sure four people with complex needs live the lives they choose: person-centred support plans, positive risk-taking, least restrictive practice, real choice and control.
- Act as safeguarding lead, and apply the Mental Capacity Act and DoLS confidently and correctly.
- Keep the service inspection-ready every day — audits, observations of practice, incident analysis, statutory notifications and an improvement plan that actually gets worked through.
- Oversee the activity programme and safe, enjoyable use of the hydrotherapy pool.
- Be the home’s point of contact for Hertfordshire County Council, social workers, health professionals, families and advocates.
- Take responsibility for medicines management, health and safety, fire safety, infection control and the premises.
- Manage the home’s delegated budget and staffing spend.
For the Registered Manager role, you will need the following:
- Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Adult Care, or a recognised equivalent.
- At least two years in a Registered Manager, deputy manager or equivalent senior management role in adult social care.
- Direct experience supporting adults with learning disabilities and physical disabilities, including people with complex health needs and limited verbal communication.
- A track record of achieving and sustaining CQC compliance, including having been through inspection.
- Confident working knowledge of the 2014 Regulations, CQC’s assessment framework, Right support right care right culture, the Mental Capacity Act and DoLS.
- Writing strong enough that your support plans, investigations and audits stand up to external scrutiny.
- A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle.
- The existing right to work in the UK — we cannot offer visa sponsorship for this post
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